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.45 cal Muzzleloader barrel with improved Thompson breech plug. Comes with whatever projos I have in .45. Bushnell 1.75-6X Thompson. 300WM barrel, low round count. Comes with 36 rounds of Win Deer Season 150gr All in excellent condition $725

Sold

1873 Sold

Make me an incredible offer that I can't refuse.

Probably last chance on the 1873. Just don't be like Alec (same exact model).

Welcome to woke

Price dropped to $375 on both Colts. There's a lot of interest in the 1873, won't last much longer.

Looking for any 45LC conversion cylinder for my ultra sexy '58 Pietta Remi.

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Reminds me of my grandpa, always blamed the dog.

So you are talking about shooting coyotes on your property in the east valley?

Nice racks..

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Looks like your pa has a lot.on his mind.

NOT the Village People! Good lord, 45 years ago. Hope these guys are still around.

Props, brother

Dad was just a 17 year old kid when this picture was taken at the Brooklyn Naval Yard, March 1944. Time to ship out. He dropped out of school the year prior to help support the family and joined the navy at 17, rather than wait to be drafted.

Probably not much help but my boss went 2" taller on an xp 700 no problem there. But any wider than stock it will and did rub.

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